Colour wheel, chromatic wheel

Professional Colour Wheel for Permanent Makeup Artists - Tool for Precise Selection of Pigments and Dyes

Discover a high-quality colour wheel created specifically for professionals in the permanent makeup, microblading and cosmetology industry. An essential tool in every beauty salon that will help with perfect selection of pigments and dyes during procedures.

Main features

• Comprehensive explanation of colour terminology - you'll understand how colours are created and interact with each other
• Precise selection of pigment mixtures - helps in preparing the perfect composition for permanent makeup procedures
• Professional work tool - support during shade selection for eyebrows, lips and eyeliners

Technical data

• Material: high-quality paper/cardboard
• Diameter: 23.5 cm

Colour definitions in permanent makeup

• Primary colours: Red, yellow and blue - cannot be obtained by mixing other colours
• Secondary colours: Orange, green and purple - created by mixing two primary colours
• Tertiary colours (intermediate): Created by mixing one primary colour with one secondary colour
• Aggressive colours (warm): Reds, oranges and yellows - ideal for neutralising specific skin tones
• Recessive colours (cool): Greens, blues and purples - used to neutralise other unwanted shades

Instructions for using the colour wheel

1. Choose a colour outside the wheel
2. Match it to the colour on the inner wheel
3. Observe the mixture that appears in the window

Application of the colour relationship wheel in pigmentation

• Monochromatic: Using any shade, hue or tint of one colour
• Analogous: Using colours adjacent to each other on the wheel - ideal for natural effects
• Achromatic: Colourless scheme using black, white and grey - perfect for scalp micropigmentation
• Complementary colours: Combining a shade of one colour with the opposite colour on the wheel (e.g. blue and orange) - key for neutralising shades
• Split Complementary: Selecting one colour and using colours on both sides of its complement
• Dyad: Using two colours spaced apart on the wheel (e.g. red and orange)
• Triad: Colour scheme equally spaced from each other (e.g. three primary colours)
• Tetrad: Contrast of four or more colours on the wheel

Practical application in cosmetology

Our colour wheel for pigmentation is an invaluable tool during:

• Selection of appropriate pigments for eyebrow permanent makeup
• Mixing dyes for lip pigmentation
• Neutralisation of unwanted shades during permanent makeup corrections
• Educating clients on the selection of appropriate shades

Equip your salon with a professional tool for pigment selection and elevate the quality of your permanent makeup services to a higher level!